1993 Geo Tracker

Pros: dependable, great gas mileage, little repairs, great in the snow and off road.

Cons: Noisy on highway

The Bottom Line: Reliable trustworthy car. Little repairs, held up in accident.

Review: Well, ive owned my 1993 tracker since 1998. It was purchased used with 58,000 miles on it. I have taken it into the repair shop ONCE to get the clutch replaced at 90,000 miles. The vehicle has crossed the 120,000 mile mark and still runs great. I...

Pros: Never gave me a problem for 136,000 miles!

Cons: Not comfortable, and very loud and bumpy - but it was built to be that way.

Review: In 1993 I bought my first new car. A Chevrolet Geo Tracker. This car cost me about $10,000, and was still going at 136,000 miles when I traded it in. For any teenager or someone just out of college, this is a car they should definitely consider.
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Pros: Affordable, dependable, and low maintenance

Cons: Older ones do not have much room if you have a family and the 1993 Tracker is kind of noisy when traveling at speeds of 50 or more

Review: In 1996 we bought our first Geo Tracker. It was a 4 wheel drive, 1993, 2 door soft top kind. At first I hated it. Not because there was any thing wrong with it, but because it was a standard, and I had no idea how to drive it. Once I figured it out...

Pros: Good gas mileage, fun, looks good, very low maintenance

Cons: Soft top a pain to put on and take off

The Bottom Line: Very fun little car, great on gas, love to have the top down, just don't forget to check the local weather first before venturing out with the top off.

Review: I bought a 1993 Geo Tracker the summer of 1999. It was a standard transmission, two wheel drive, soft top. My wife and I had so much fun with this little car, even being two wheel drive we still played in the mud and never got stuck. I had only a few...

Pros: It's a blast to drive

Cons: Recall on the rear axle & noisy due to the soft top.

Review: I bought my little Tracker in the spring of '93 - late in the season, so they weren't being manufactured anymore, and the prices were dropping because the '94's were soon to be out.

I got all of the extra features - alloy wheels, power...

Pros: Easy to handle, affordable, rugged.

Cons: Shakes a little on an open highway when it is windy.

Review: When I went car shopping for a second vehicle I was looking for something to get me around town, back and forth to work and, if needed, the vehicle had to blaze a trail during the winters here in Western New York. I settled on a Tracker and 4 years...

Pros: Fun to drive, easy on gas. Lots of fun for the price.Reliable.

Cons: Ride is rough and hard to handle in high winds.

Review: Cool looking, very easy for customizing. Small enough to go or park anywhere. I would buy another one in a heartbeat. 4X4 goes almost anywhere. My son has taken it out in some of the muddiest and steepest hills he can find and has not been stuck yet. In ...

Pros: Easy to park anywhere, higher seating, nice look

Cons: Noisy, sensitive to wind, 2wd dangerous in winter condition

The Bottom Line: Avoid the 2wd if you live in an area where you might encounter snow. With the 4wd you'll get a reliable nice little SUV, but don't expect any comfort.

Review: I bought my 93 Tracker in early 1999. The main reasons I bought it was the nice look and the appeal of sitting higher (compare to a car).

I bought the 2 wheels drive. Since I never go offroad I thought the 4wd was not worth the price...

Pros: looks kinda cool

Cons: crunches like a tin can, piece of crap

The Bottom Line: this car may look very nice and be a lot of fun,but it is very dangerous.

Review: I thought I was the coolest thing when I got my Tracker. I bought it used when My old Honda Civic I had finally died after I dogged it for a few years. After a month or two the inside of it started falling apart. he vent covers fell off first then some...